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gzjdoe

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#230523 27-Feb-2018 23:14
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Hi

 

I have just switch to BigPipe from 2D and I'm trying to setup my fritzbox 7490. I found an old thread here about it but the discussion there ( https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=158&topicid=213930 ) did not help me.

 

I am following their official advice from here: https://www.bigpipe.co.nz/faq/faq-getting-connected/what-modem-settings-are-best-for-bigpipe

 

In my fritzbox I have setup the following:

 

Under Internet => Account Information => Create new internet service provider connection (original settings were from 2d)

 

New settings:

 

* Connect via => Connection to a DSL line

 

* Account information => my bigpipe login/password

 

* Connection settings => checked "Maintain permanently (recommended for flat rates)"

 

* VLAN settings => VLAN ID = 10

 

* DSL ATM settings => set manually. VPI = 0; VCI = 110

 

* Encapsulation: PPPoE

 

* IPv6 disabled

 

* DNS servers are using the servers provided by Bigpipe (manually setup)

 

 

 

When I switch to "online monitor" I see that I get a IPv4 address and it says that it is connected. But I can't use the internet.

 

The "Internet" LED on the modem is OFF. The only LED that are ON are the "Power/DSL"  and "info"

 

 

 

Could someone please help?


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  #1965426 27-Feb-2018 23:42
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Does this work with another router? Take it that you're also using VDSL? BigPipe also offer IPv6 so leave that IPv6 tickbox ticked :)





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gzjdoe

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  #1965445 28-Feb-2018 00:22
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Not sure. If it works with another router yet. I only have this one available for testing.

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  #1966036 28-Feb-2018 17:57
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i just used the internet connection wizard within the fritzbox




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  #1967977 4-Mar-2018 18:38
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Depending of you plan you have to untick VLAN settings.





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